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No offense, but until Hardin really breaks through, it will be very hard to believe they get 6 wins. However, if there was ever a district to be in to help get 6 wins for a season total, this is it. 

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25 minutes ago, hornetsdad said:

i dont know....thats for the players to decide. i just feel like they will get that many wins. i know it will be tough but i think home field will help us get it done. 

I can tell you 4 that they won't win no matter what the players decide.  The others are going to really come down to who they play AFTER each of those 4 and whether or not they're at full strength.  I'm saying it's not feasible.  Best of luck...I'm just being realistic

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50 minutes ago, hornetsdad said:

Aug. 31 - Beaumont Legacy Christian

Sept. 7 - New Waverly

Sept. 14 - Houston KIPP

Sept. 21 - OPEN

Sept. 28 - Warren

Oct. 4 - at East Chambers

Oct. 12 - Kirbyville

Oct. 19 - at Orangefield

Oct. 26 - Anahuac

Nov. 2 - at Buna

Nov. 9 - at Woodville

 

 

In bold are the home games. Hopefully, we can win those games.

Honestly I don't think they'll beat Anahuac.  And to be honest...they play KV and Ana each right after a tough road game.  It doesn't matter if you're at home if the kids are banged up. Would've been much better for Hardin had they played Warren, KV, and Ana the first 3 district games.  I've been wrong before but that's what I see.

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22 minutes ago, Billontherig said:

They will have an outside shot. Not many people thought they would of played La Marque close 33-22 last season. Hardin was leading that game late in the 3rd quarter. 

La Marque would of stomped last years Kirbyville team.

 

I didn't think we were talking about last years team.  

For that matter this years Kirbyville team would have stomped last years Kirbyvilles team.

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1 hour ago, hornetsdad said:

Aug. 31 - Beaumont Legacy Christian

Sept. 7 - New Waverly

Sept. 14 - Houston KIPP

Sept. 21 - OPEN

Sept. 28 - Warren

Oct. 4 - at East Chambers

Oct. 12 - Kirbyville

Oct. 19 - at Orangefield

Oct. 26 - Anahuac

Nov. 2 - at Buna

Nov. 9 - at Woodville

 

 

In bold are the home games. Hopefully, we can win those games.

All the teams you have listed as possible Hornet wins also has Hardin on their "should" win list as well.

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